Featured Nippon porcelain salt cellars salt dishes - Age and Maker?

I have a set of 6 of these little charmers - 3" in diameter, 3-3/8" including lugs, and just a hair under 1" deep. They are made of translucent porcelain and the decoration includes thick gold.

Anyone have an idea of the manufacturer or the approx age? (1920s?).

I have to list with a BIN price so need some "specs" so I can go look up past sales. Thanks in advance, L&G..................

 

Thanks - the only marks I find for them seem to be Roman Ts in diamond lozenges - but I am only looking at other listings on Google. Isn't there a website that parses Japanese marks? My mind has blocked it out if so......................like so much else in m life.....................

 

Thank you!

 

Can not help, but super nice photos.

 

Mansons, I think I found your mark under BIBI here:
http://www.gotheborg.com/marks/20thcenturyjapan.shtml#arita

p.s. I believe Gotheborg.com is the site you were seeking.


edited to add: as INH has already said!!!

 

Adorable - could also be nut dishes.

 

With "Nippon" on the bottom, should be pre-1921.

 

Gotheborg!!!!! That is what slipped out of my conscious mind into the nether regions of memory. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! I have a shissel of porcelain tchotchkes that an aunt with no taste and a lot of money bought indiscriminately from about 1900 until 1970. She had cabinets full of this stuff, which my Father inherited, never unpacked, and then passed to me...............I keep hoping Aunt Gertie got a least ONE treasure out of all that traveling....................but I begin to doubt................

 

Why, thank you!

 

IN any event, thanks for the info - and yeah, these are "bearable" because of the colours and general form - not too garish, but still colourfull

 

I will NOT make a "Finally, something older than I" joke here................well, maybe...................

 

Lebanon??

 

Interesting.

 

But, but, but, Aunt Gert was an American, married to an English (remittance) man and lived in Kenya................so, yeah, a confused global connection does not seem out of the question...............
But how to present all that to the buying public................oy vey

Oops! Edited to add my belated thanks!